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| American Journalism |
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| Volume 23(1), 2006 |
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Mangun, Kimberley |
The (Oregon) Advocate: Boosting the race and Portland, too. |
7-34 |
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| | The black press in the Pacific Northwest has received little attention from communication history scholars | |
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intercultural
race and ethnicity
print journalism
African American issues and civil rights
history
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Thorne, Ann |
Developing a personal style: Janet Flanner's literary journalism. |
35-62 |
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| | Janet Flanner's writing has received little attention in the history of literary journalism | |
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print journalism
history
narrative
humor
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Cimons, Marlene |
Menopause: Milestone or misery? A look at media messages to our mothers and grandmothers. |
63-94 |
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| | Assumptions circulated in the mass media have played a role in forming attitudes about many social issues, including ideas about women | |
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gender
aging
print journalism
prestige press
newspaper
health
advertising
news
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Landers, James |
Island empire: Disourse on U.S. imperialism in Century, Cosmopolitan, McClure's -- 1893-1900. |
95-124 |
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| | The three largest quality monthly magazines of the era -- Century, Cosmopolitan, and McClure's -- contributed to public discourse on expansionist ideology and imperialism during the years preceding and immediately after the Spanish-American War | |
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